Bach, Johann Sebastian (1685-1750)

J. S. Bach. Elias Gottlob Haussmann (1746)

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Alias: J. S. Bach


“Where there is devotional music, God with his grace is always present.”

 

GENERAL INFO

Description: Coming from a prestigious family of musicians, the work of Johann Sebastian Bach is considered the peak of Baroque music. His prolific career and deep study of harmony and counterpoint have been a great influence for the whole history of later music.
Sex: Male Occupation: Chapel master, composer, harpsichordist, organist, violinist, violist and Kantor
Place of Birth / Death: Eisenach, Holy Roman Empire (Germany) / Leipzig, Holy Roman Empire (Germany). Country Tags: Germany.
Periods: Baroque. Genres: Religious music, Chamber music, Choral music, Instrumental music, Cantatas, Oratory, Orchestral music, Concert.
Styles: Baroque music. School / Group
Instruments: Organ, harpsichord, violin, voice and viola da gamba. RelativesJohann Ambrosius Bach (father), Johann Christoph Bach (uncle), Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach (son), Wilhelm Friedemann Bach (son), Johann Christian Bach (son)
Patrons: Johann Ernst III, Duke Wilhelm Ernst, Prince Leopold of Anhalt-Cöthen, Gottlieb Lange, Augustus III. MasterJohann Ambrosius Bach, Johann Christoph Bach.

 

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Bibliography:

  • Boyd, Malcolm (2001). Bach (Master Musicians Series). Oxford University Press, USA.
  • Bukofzer, Manfred (1986): La música en la época barroca. De Monteverdi a Bach. Trad. Clara Janés y José Mª Martín Triana. Madrid, Alianza.
  • Schulze, Hans-Joaquim (2001): Johann Sebastian Bach: Documentos sobre su vida y su obra. Trad. Juan José Carreras, Madrid, Alianza.
  • Eidam, Klaus (1999): Johann Sebastian Bach. Prólogo de E. Martínez Miura, Madrid, Siglo XXI.
  • Boyd, Malcolm (2001). Bach (Master Musicians Series). Oxford University Press, USA
  • Wolff, Christoph (2002 y 2003). Bach, el músico sabio. Ma Non Troppo.
  • Wolff, Christoph (1983). The New Grove: Bach Family. Macmillan Publishers.